Weekend Chartfest 19-20 May 2018
Australia
Budget Estimates and their revision – great chart from Saul Eslake

Australia Hours worked – total hours and average hours per person

Australia – Employment Growth, health, construction and the rest

Australian Employment Growth – monthly change

Australian Employment – labour market

Wages and employment

Wages growth – waiting for the great leap higher

Australia private health insurance …..drop your strides and cough…..

United States
United States CPI

United States budget deficits and selected policy impacts

United States – Monetary base and credit growth

United States – Auto loans and quality

United States – Auto loans

United States – 3m – 10 year UST spread

Quantitative tightening – US Federal Reserve

Short term funding and UST issuance

United States – IPOs with negative earnings

United States – Household Net worth

United States Income inequality and transfers

Europe
European salaries per month

German GDP

Greece Public Debt – who is owed what

Who buys Italian bonds?

United Kingdom credit impulse

Asia
China Money supply and loan growth

Iran – where its oil goes

South Korean exports and Global EPS

Fuel costs and income – Selected Asia and Australia

Commodities
Copper – future supply projections

Gold to Silver

Thermal Coal

Crude – prices over 5 years

Crude – Brent, Shanghai & WTI

Crude – and the USD

OECD crude stocks

Crude production – United States v Saudi Arabia v Russia

Capital Markets
Selected Global 2-years

Selected Global 10-years

US 10s and the S&P

US corporate debt 1

US corporate debt 2

Argentina 5Year – CDS Spread
Italian 10 – years

Indonesia Rp

Turkish Lira

Emerging Market Local Government local currency 2-years

US 10-year TIPS

US 10-year long term

UST and Bunds

Global Macro
Productivity and Earnings – the crude shock or containerization?

Economic momentum

China, Japan & US Treasuries

United States – China trade balance

…and furthermore…
a barrel of crude – and what you can get from it

CO2

NATO Defence outlays as percent of GDP

